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The system was designed to store resulting data in a relational database, amenable to downstream sample interpretations and databasing applications following the most recent guidelines in nomenclature for sequenced alleles.

A key challenge to unlocking the clinical utility of CTCs lies in the ability to detect and isolate these rare cells using methods amenable to downstream characterization and other applications.

In order to guarantee maximum RNA yield from these minimal cell samples, an optimised RNA isolation workflow was established specifically designed to minimise RNA loss throughout the procedure, whilst still being amenable to downstream array probe generation.

With regard to capturing CTCs from patient samples, CellSearch® and the OncoCEE microchannel platform performed similarly (69% and 50% prevalence of patients with CTCs, respectively), and in both cases the captured CTCs were amenable to downstream biomarker analysis by FISH assay.

Direct microscopic detection of protozoal pathogens requires significant expertise and is not readily amenable to downstream validation.

The former group of methods is not amenable to downstream sample-specific analyses such as prognostic prediction because they apply too strong regularization, and estimate only a handful of patient-specific covariates.

Coding variants that are predicted to have severe functional consequences may be hypothesized to confer larger phenotypic effects, have higher translational potential and may be more amenable to designing downstream functional experiments.

To overcome these limitations, we have developed the first publically available and high-quality human 3′UTR clone library, sequenced verified and cloned in modular vectors amenable to various downstream analyses.

However, they are expensive, genetically diverse, and not amenable to certain types of downstream perturbation analysis (i.e. genetic deletions of host response genes).

When pretreated with [C2mim][OAc] a suite of feedstocks, such as softwoods [ 5], hardwoods [ 6, 7], grasses [ 8- 10], and agricultural wastes [ 11, 12] are converted to biomass that is amenable to enzymatic saccharification and downstream fermentation [ 13, 14].

Coordinating this extensive biochemical knowledge into a holistic understanding of the NDP-sugar biosynthetic pathways is needed in order to engineer plants with tailored glycan polymers amenable to biotechnological conversion to sugars and downstream chemical products, including biofuels.